1. It’s such an AbFab role for Jane

It’s a double first for actress Jane Horrocks – she makes her bow at Windsor Theatre Royal in a comedy by Alan Ayckbourn, a dramatist new to her.

2. Nike 'will not bankroll' Bees again

David Taylor has this week insisted he is committed to bankrolling the Bracknell Bees after former owner John Nike revealed he would not be interested in running the club again, writes sports reporter Alan Manicom.

3. Parrish calls on need for speed at Jets

Dwight Parrish believes his Bracknell Bees side will need to step up a level if they are to record a second win over Slough Jets in a week, writes sports reporter Alan Manicom.

4. The cream of best places to eat

CELEBRITY chefs Antony Worrall Thompson and Daniel Galmiche tucked into some posh nosh as they judged the Restaurant of the Year awards.

5. Grave humour on offer

From American director Frank Oz comes this otherwise entirely British-flavoured irreverent comedy that belatedly attempts to cash in on the success of Four Weddings and a Funeral.

6. Two hard-fought points but lineout is still a weakness

OLD PATESIANS 11 BRACKNELL 17

BRACKNELL maintained second spot with a hard-fought victory over third-placed Old Patesians at Cheltenham on Saturday.

7. Baker set for Bracknell return

BRACKNELL Town manager Jon Underwood yesterday (Tuesday) boosted his squad with the return of former Robins captain Neil Baker to the Southern League Division One (South & West) side.

8. Bright Spark for Bracknell

GRAHAM SPARKS inspired Bracknell back to winning ways with a hat-trick of tries to keep the pressure on South West One league leaders Chinnor on Saturday, writes rugby correspondent Henry La.

9. Harry Potter is back to take on the Order of the Phoenix

I HAVE a secret confession – I quite often think about what it would be like to live in Harry Potter land, attend Hogwarts and perform spells.

10. Underwood looking to keep settled side

Jon Underwood believes Bracknell Town needs “a period of stability” after a hectic few weeks of transfer activity in Southern League Division One (West), writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.